Without her grandfather, Weiss would've lost her wings at birth. Without her mother, she would've lost them when she was too young to remember. Without her sister, she would've lost them the moment she was old enough to be afraid of them. Instead, she arrives at Beacon counting down the days to her eighteenth birthday, when she will finally be rid of them for good.

A conversation goes horribly wrong, and Qrow ends up in the middle of an impromptu sex-ed crash course.

Every person has a fragment of their aura in the shape of an animal companion. What are they? Where do they come from? What makes them stay with their humans? That's not the question. The question is, why do some of them leave?

Blake Belladonna, as told by six people who love her (and one who took control and called it love).

First years at Beacon Dragonry are looking forward to flying with their partners for the first time—but with vengeful former allies coming back to haunt them, secret conspiracies looming in the shadows, and discontent rising among dragons and students alike, they're going to have a lot more to worry about than just their lessons... (Adopted from Solora Goldsun, updates Tue/Fri)

When Yang, Ruby, and Jaune realize their teammates have only seen about eight movies between them, they take it upon themselves to fix that. Unfortunately, it turns out that faunus characters in popular media range from exhausting to downright horrifying. Blake is not amused.

In which Raven tries and fails to learn to cry.

Nicholas Schnee's health may be failing—but after meeting his first granddaughter, he doesn't regret a thing. / Willow knows some things don't come back, once you let them slip away. / Jacques lives to impose order on chaos. Nothing is as chaotic as his children. / Winter learns how to fight a losing battle long before she joins Atlas Academy. / Schnee family headcanons everywhere!

"It got harder to dismiss the feeling as being irrational. She tried closing her eyes and leaning her head on her sister's shoulder, but even then she could feel her breath hitch, like she'd just taken another peek at the time..." (A series of six two-shots, each featuring a different two characters. Updates Tuesdays and Wednesdays)

Les chiffres argents apparaissent sur le poignet de chaque enfant à sa naissance, en comptant à rebours jusqu'à sa mort. Malheureusement, le sort est tellement comme un élève qui passe une interro de la multiplication: il ne se souvient jamais d'ajouter les unités.

Silver numbers appear on every child's wrist at birth, counting down until their deaths. Unfortunately, fate is a lot like a third-grader on a multiplication quiz: it never remembers to add units. (Oneshot)

The picture was of a young boy, maybe around Oscar's age, with the same white hair and blue eyes as Weiss. "You have a brother?" It was all Yang could think to say. Then she glanced down and read the text. It was four letters, all lower case, with no punctuation: help

In which teams are shuffled; Ruby feels like a one-eyed king in a land where everyone else has two; Dove babysits three avatars of chaos and destruction; and Jaune just wants his team to stop arguing for ten consecutive minutes.

This year, Beacon's practical final exam is more of a formality than anything else. Compared to the Breach, this test is a cakewalk. That is, until the twelve first years discover an anomaly in the woods and end up miles underground. Oops? Follows Sky, Pyrrha, and Blake as POV characters. Updates Sundays.

When a Dementor is brought to Beacon to help students learn the Patronus Charm, it turns out finding a 'happy memory' that works is a lot harder than it sounds. / Oneshot.

Coil takes a less-than-friendly interest in the city's newest Tinker.

Green is a peculiar kid. He can talk to plants, has no memory of before he was twelve, and he can't even talk to express his frustration! Thankfully, he's found friends in people like Percy Jackson, and Thalia in pine tree form. But when someone poisons Thalia's tree, the Lord of Plants may have to take things into his own hands. Sequel to "Percy Jackson and the Kid he Ran Over."

When Tyx, enchanting expert, accidentally invokes ancient blood magic, he is forced to travel the world in search of a way to reverse the spell. Warring factions, diamond shortages, and an army of charged creepers only makes things worse. Can the five nations of Minecraftia stop fighting long enough to defeat the evil Steve? Rated T for very light swearing.

This is kinda odd, I'm sort of talking to Cleverbot as different people, like he's a character in a story. His reactions are... um... strange. Anyway, if you like this, you can google cleverbot and try it yourself! M because Cleverbot has a dirty mind... It's a program online that reacts to what you type, like if you say, "What's your name?" It will say, "Cleverbot." Usually.

This takes place right where Percy's mom is driving him to camp, but instead of getting struck by lightning, the car swerves to avoid hitting someone who walked out onto the road. The story is from his POV. He is not exactly normal... Disclaimer: I own nothing, except the kid Percy ran over, him I made up. Everything else belongs to Rick Riordan.